BOSTON (CBS) -- These days in the internet era, nothing really ever "ends." Something may come to a natural conclusion, but nothing is ever forgotten and nothing ever dies. As it relates to the ...

There's been a joke going around social media in the days ahead of Super Bowl LII, about how the start of the new year has dragged and dragged (and dragged): January 2018 was one long, stressful year.

Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was front and center during the infamous Deflategate scandal in 2014. As you may know, Brady spent 20 of his 22 NFL seasons with the New England ...

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"Deflategate" was born in 2015 and has been dead for years, but a member of the Chicago Bears has revived it. Almost eight years after Tom Brady and the New England Patriots were alleged to have ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- Those who followed the years-long DeflateGate balderdash will remember the period for being a complex time. For the vast majority who only followed from afar, they'll remember it ...

One of history’s most newsworthy sports legal controversies likely ended on Friday. Patriots quarterback Tom Brady announced on Facebook that he will not continue his federal appeal against the NFL ...

Quarterback Tom Brady and New England Patriots fans have been dealing with the uncertainty of Deflategate for 500 days now, and the end of the legal battle is still nowhere in sight.Brady was ...

Bill Belichick confirmed the footballs were not up to snuff in Foxborough against the Chiefs — but it was not either team’s doing. In yet another Deflategate saga during the Week 15 matchup, the ...

Deflategate has become like that first courtroom rendering of Tom Brady — abstract, unrecognizable, and distorted from reality. For provincial Patriotologists, Deflategate is still about Brady’s ...

Oh no, not another Deflategate column. Just the presence of the word "Deflategate" in the headline may have given you the urge to throw your smartphone against the wall in disgust—or at least sent you ...